Apps Like Chessplode for iPhone and iPad
Capture pieces, explode lines, play chess
Play chess with a unique twist where capturing a piece triggers explosions along its line and column, except when a king is present. Move pieces to attack, defend, or create explosive chains. Track game progress and compete against opponents.
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Play checkers with friends online
Play on a hexagram-shaped board. Move pieces one step or jump over others. Race to move all pieces to the opposite corner. Supports two to six players, single or team play. Track turns and piece positions.



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Kakinoki Shogi :Japanese Chess
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Japanese chess with captured pieces.
The app offers a Japanese version of chess with the unique rule of using captured pieces. It includes multiple game modes, seven computer difficulty levels, and options for piece appearance and move assistance.

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